Economics
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The Walrus-class submarines are slated for replacement. Naval Group, headquartered in Paris and 62.5% owned by the French state, emerged victorious in the bidding process, outperforming
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Poland's Ministry of Family, Labour, and Social Policy has announced that the country's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 5.4 percent in February, mirroring the figures from the
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Unemployment in the Brussels-Capital region saw a rise in February compared to the previous year. According to a report by the employment agency Actiris on Wednesday, the Belgian capital
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A recent survey conducted by HR service provider Acerta ahead of International Women's Day reveals that employees in Belgium are working nearly seven days more per year on average
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In an interview with US broadcaster CNN on Sunday, Foreign Minister Sikorski revealed Poland's intention to significantly increase its defence expenditure.
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CEOWORLD Magazine has released a report spotlighting Portugal's largest companies by market capitalization in 2024.
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Preliminary data from Statistics Poland (GUS), a state agency, reveals that Poland's annual inflation rate stood at 3.9% in January, marking a significant deceleration from December's 6.2%.
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European banks find themselves entangled in a significant challenge, holding approximately 1.4 trillion euros ($1.50 trillion) in loans tied to the struggling commercial
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Switzerland, a picturesque country nestled in the heart of Europe, is renowned not only for its stunning landscapes and impeccable watches but also for an intriguing phenomenon—being home
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Croatia continues to boast the most affordable arable land prices in the EU, maintaining its status in 2022 with an average cost of €3,700 per hectare, as per the latest Eurostat data.

